Indira Allegra talks "Sail Through This to That" | Midday Break Room w/ Tiffany Bacon - 4.21.26

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Indira Allegra is a conceptual artist and founder of Cazimi Studio. Cazimi Studio uses weaving as a framework to creatively transform tension within different sites. Allegra's work has been featured in The Art Newspaper, Artnet, Art Journal, BOMB Magazine, SF Chronicle, e-flux, All Arts, and much more. From May 27th to July 4th, coinciding with the 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding, Arts Philly will launch “What Now: 2026”, their inaugural city-wide multi-disciplinary arts festival. At this festival, Indira will be presenting, “Sail Through This to That”. This is Indira’s newest commission exploring the lives of Ona Judge, the seamstress and bondswoman who styled Martha Washington and escaped to freedom in 1796, and the aspiring fashion designer and trans woman Rem'mie Fells, who was tragically killed in 2020. Indira joins the program to further discuss what Sail Through This Now entails.

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